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Table 11. Replacement Parts cont., Description, Fluke Part/Model Number

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True-rms Digital Multimeters Service and Parts Table 11. Replacement Parts (cont.) Item 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Description RSOB Housing, Lower Case Bottom Shock Absorber, Battery Compartment Battery Contact, Negative Battery Contact, Positive WFuse (F1), 0.440 A, 1000 V, FAST, Interrupt rating 10 kA WFuse (F2), 11 A, 1000 V, FAST, Interrupt rating 20 kA Battery, 1.5 V NEDA 15C/15F or IEC R6S Battery Door Assembly (includes tilt bail) Screw, Phillips TL71 Right-Angle Test Lead Set 24 Alligator Clips, one black and one red 25 Manual, Manual Pack, Fluke 287/289 26 287/289 Users Manual CD [1] WTo ensure safety, use exact replacement only. [1] The Users and Getting Started manuals are available through Qty. Fluke Part/Model Number 1 2578290 1 2578184 1 2793525 2 2578375 1 2578353 1 943121 1 803293 6 376756 1 2824477 7 853668 1 TL71 2 1670652 (Black) 1670641 (Red) 1 2748851 1 2748872 . Click on Support and then Product Manuals. 63 MyFlukeStore Shop for Fluke products online at: www. .com 1.888.610.7664

Section	Page
287/289 Users Manual	1
Warranty	2
Table of Contents	3
List of Tables	7
List of Figures	8
Introduction	10
Contacting Fluke	10
Safety Information	10
Hazardous Voltage	12
Symbols	13
Features	14
Understanding the Push Buttons	14
Using Auto Repeat	15
Understanding the Display	16
Bar Graph	17
Status Bar Elements	17
Page Area	18
Softkey Labels	18
Adjusting Display Contrast	18
Understanding the Rotary Switch	19
Using the Input Terminals	20
Controlling Meter Power	21
Powering the Meter On and Off Manually	21
Battery Level Indicator	21
Automatic Power-Off	21
Battery Saver Mode	21
Controlling the Backlight	22
Selecting the Range	22
Understanding Function Menus	22
Input Alert™ Feature	24
Using the Info Button	24
Hold and AutoHold Mode	24
Measuring Crest Factor	25
Capturing Minimum and Maximum Values	25
Capturing Peak Values	27
Low Pass Filter (Model 289 only)	29
Making Relative Measurements	30
Making Measurements	31
Measuring AC Voltage	31
Using LoZ for Voltage Measurements (Model 289 only)	32
Making dB Measurements	32
Measuring DC Voltage	34
Measuring AC and DC Signals	35
Measuring Temperature	37
Using the ( Function (Model 289 Only)	40
Testing for Continuity	40
Using Conductance for High Resistance Tests	43
Measuring Capacitance	44
Testing Diodes	45
Measuring Current	47
Measuring Frequency	51
Measuring Duty cycle	52
Measuring Pulse Width	54
Changing Meter Setup Options	56
Resetting Meter Setup Options	56
Setting Display Contrast	56
Setting the Meter’s Language	56
Setting Date and Time	57
Setting Backlight and Auto Off Timeouts	57
Setting a Custom dBm Reference	57
Disabling and Enabling the Beeper	57
Enabling and Disabling the Smoothing Mode	58
Using Other Setup Options	58
Using Memory	58
Storing Individual Measurement Data	58
Naming Saved Data	58
Viewing Memory Data	59
Viewing Snapshot and Summary Data	59
Viewing Trend Data	59
Zooming in on Trend Data	60
Deleting Stored Measurement Data	60
Recording Measurement Data	61
Setting up a Recording Session	62
Setting the Event Threshold Value	63
Starting a Recording Session	63
Stopping a Recording Session	63
Using Communications	64
Error Messages	65
Maintenance	66
General Maintenance	66
Testing the Fuses	66
Replacing the Batteries	68
Replacing the Fuses	68
Test Lead Storage	68
In Case of Difficulty	70
Service and Parts	71
General Specifications	75
Detailed Specifications	76
AC Voltage Specifications	77
AC Current Specifications	78
DC Voltage Specification	79
DC Current Specifications	80
Resistance Specifications	81
Temperature Specifications	81
Capacitance and Diode Test Specifications	82
Frequency Counter Specifications	83
Frequency Counter Sensitivity	84
MIN MAX, Recording, and Peak Specifications	85
Input Characteristics	86